The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-05-19

The rain Tor the past few days has beer
general throughout thu Western portion o
knnsas,
The sapfeh,e council, of the Cath6lit
Knights of America concluded its biennia
session in Chicago: John D. Coleman, q
New Orleans, was elected supreme presi
dent; &. F. O'Rourke Ft. Wayne, vice
president: John Barr Lebanon, ky., sccre
tary; NJ. J. O'Brien, Chattanooga, treas
urer.
The London Times has resumed publica
ton OF regular articles intended to show q
connection between "Parnellism and
crime The present series of articles il
entitled behind the Scenes in America ,
ihey seek to connect the Parnell,tes with
the Clan-na-Gacl. Tho Times saws: It is
impossible to doubt that the policy Of The
Parnellites, and therefore Of Mr.. Gladstone;
Is ultimately dictated by the heads of thu
society and by Patrick Ford.
James w. Hyatt, bank examiner Of Con:
necticut. who has been appointed treasur:
CT OF the United States, is d man OF large
experience in affairs, reported an able finan.
cler, and his appointment seems to be in
every way creditable
The attorney general has filed in the s,l.
Preme court IL motion for the reconsidera.
ton OF the Maxwell land grant case. on
the general ground that the court erred in
treating the grant as an empressario
grant.
Postoffices esta blished: Dakota: Danbur.
E,nmons county, Rckett, Henry county.
Minnesota-Barau,W iIkin county; Foulds,
Pope county. observation-disclosures: Glen,
dubuque county. Postmasters com mis-.
sionetl-Dakota: Dickev, J. f Pomerov,
Iowa: Carbon, B. l.. Jones. Minnesota:
Beauleine. Wisconsin,: Cortland, C. j.
Bosse.
At q meeting OF Nationalist at LINER
lex, vice President OShea proposed that
the Irish boycott tho Cunard line, if it was
proved TINT the Umbria's captain was i'm.
plicated in the action OF the English mob
in insulting O'Brien.
During the past month tho Chicago, Mil.
waukee & St. Paul Railway company has
been opening new towns on the various ex:
tensions OF lines recently made in Iowa,
Missouri and Dakota, and it is simply
marvellous with what rnpidity those towns
fill up and require additional lands Plat.
ted.
The national convention OF the Ancient
Order OF Hibernians at it's session in Chi.
cago elected the following officers: National
delegate, Joseph Cahill. Chicago; national
secretary, William Sheridan, Jersey City;
national treasurer: Thomas Fitzpatrick,
New York.
A Kingston IN. w. dispatch reports In.
tcrstate Commissioner Schoonmaker rs
saying: The statement that the commits.
sion does not SEQ the propriety of doing in
the Northrrn states what it did with
haste and prior to any investigation at the
south lsinexcusably erroneous. The CON-
mission has not acted without investipa-
ton in any instance. The first applica-
tions were made by the Southern roads,
and Tor that reason they were the first
acted upon. II relief has not been granted
to more Northern roads Or trunk lines, the
reason is that it has not been asked for.
The statement that any discrimination
has been made by the commits sion in favor
oil Southern roads, or. that relief has been
refused to Northern roads, is entirely un.
founded.
Fourth-class pOstmasters appointed Da-
kota: Atwill, Elizabeth Ford; Oriska, r.
Sturgeon; Sykeston, \. G. Corell; sarsue,
pard; Willets, W. Wiliets. Minnesota:
Ma.aelia c. Scott; N1arsfeld, NJ. Steinald.
son.
The government receipts have been very
heavy 80 far this month and the ex.
penditures less than usual. The receipts
are 81, SOl, ia. and the expenditures
IS. 155, 165, a net gain Of $12, 645, $40.
A dispatch from Rome, says The pope
will communicate ut once with Archbishop
Corrigan OF New York regarding the case Of
DIR. McGlynn. It is stated that he will ap.
prove the archbishop's conduct toward
DR.. McGlynn, and charge his grace to warn
the priest once for all tina. Il he does not
present himself before the supreme ecclesi-
ASTRAL authority NJ Rome within forty
days he will be formally excommunicated.
Gen. Cist. secretary OF the Society OF the
Army OF tho Cumberland, and Gen. Mus
sey, secretary Of the local committee OF
"rrangements. waited on the President
behalf OF the society, for the interest he
had manifested in their recent reunion
and the warm words of sympathy express
ed by him in his address at tho unveilinr
OF tho statue OF Gen. Garfield.
The Mexican Diario officially denies tho
report published that the officers con.
eerned 10 tho Nosalss AFFAIR had been shot.
There still romans to the prisoners all the
resources that tho laws conoede.
A number OF tho prominent citizens OF
San Antonio have been arrested for SNUG.
Cling goods from Mexico.
Henry B. Chamberlain and j. E. Taylor.
two desperate characters OF New York,
were arrested for the robbery and murder
OF old Mrs. Ernst in New Haven.
While Rose Coghlan was playing "A scrap
OF Paper" ct Newark rug on the stage
took fire. Miss Coghlan siezed another rug
and threw 1t over the flames to smother
them, but the second rug also took fire.
The audience arose from their seats in
alarm, but Miss Coshlan stepped to the
front and began to hum q tune, while men
with buckets Of water put out the fire. The
people were treasured, and when the cur